Actor and entrepreneur Mark Wahlberg is open to the idea of his AI clone taking over his film career posthumously. He expressed that it would be fascinating for his children or grandchildren to manage his likeness and image, potentially allowing him to star in remarkable films. Wahlberg is also considering enrolling in CAA Vault, a private digital archive managed by a prominent Hollywood agency that utilizes advanced scanning techniques to create AI versions of celebrities, capturing their physical features, movements, and vocal patterns. Additionally, he would not mind if the animated series Ted, where he voices a central character, continues for years featuring his AI counterpart. However, Wahlberg firmly opposes the notion of replacing screenwriters with artificial intelligence, arguing that it is inappropriate to input an idea into a tool like ChatGPT and produce a script without involving genuine actors. Would you be interested in watching a film featuring an AI performer?
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